He was there right in front of me
he was the first thing I saw
on that particular early morning sunrise
Raven, standing on the road
almost as if he was waiting for me
reminding me before my flight
to keep my feet on solid ground, once I arrived
how he knows me so well
It was a tour of sorts
the ghosts I’d visit in my time on home soil
I did it, I went back in time
I went down streets of memories
I went back to all that haunted me
I took a good look around
I felt their presence
and I felt that terribly dark-colored aura
It’s taken me fifty years to realize
those ghosts must be left
in the very dust of time
where they belong
where they’ve been laying all these years
after all, I can’t change the past
nobody can
and if by luck or chance
I see the Raven when I return home
I shall tell him so.
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Author:
Teddy.15 (
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- Published: July 15th, 2025 10:37
- Comment from author about the poem: A very traumatic trip home. Now I can leave all those streets of bad memories where they belong, in the past. 🌹
- Category: Reflection
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